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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
at 7:30 pm
College Park Aviation Museum, College Park, MD
Herps: What, When, Where
presented by
Mike Quinlan
Mike Quinlan will introduce us to the
Maryland Amphibian and Reptile Atlas (MARA) project, a five-year effort
to document the distribution of each of the nearly 100 species of herps
native to Maryland. This project is patterned after the breeding
bird
atlas project and will allow birders to make another significant
contribution to our knowledge of the fauna of the state.
See the Programs
page
for more information
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| Welcome to the home page of the Prince George's Audubon
Society (PGAS),
a local chapter of the National Audubon Society serving Audubon members
in the northern part of Prince George's County, Maryland. PGAS
was
established in 1972 as a non-profit organization with officers and a
board
of directors, all volunteers, elected by the general membership.
Membership in PGAS is obtained through the National Audubon
Society.
PGAS members receive our chaper newsletter, The Bluebird, and are
encouraged
to actively participate in chapter activities including a monthly
speaker
series, field trips, annual bird counts, and other special
events.
This website is for members of PGAS to keep up to date
on program and
field trip schedules and other chapter activities. In addition,
this
website serves as a resource for non-members to find out more about
Audubon
and PGAS and to explore the benefits of membership. Non-members
are
welcome to participate in our meetings and field trips and are free to
take advantage of the local birding and environmental information on
this
website as well as the links to a wide range of related information
available
on the internet. Of course, if you live in northern Prince
George's
County we would love to have you as a PGAS member, and membership
information
is always available.
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P.O. Box
1658, Greenbelt, MD 20768-1658